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Monday, September 22, 2014

How to Instal Custom ROM Hyperion Final di Galaxy Young GT S5360

How to Install Custom ROM in Galaxy Y Hyperion Final GT S5360 - Previously, Hyperion is a Custom ROM developed by CarlDeanCatabay a senior member at XDA. This ROM could be one option for your Samsung Galaxy Young S5360 of the many available Cusrom fatherly this device, Hyperion already has a remarkable stability and have features that are fairly complete also look quite attractive it will be suitable for use in day-to-days. The feature can be read in the thread XDA

Currently Hyperion has entered the final version which probably will not be updated anymore because now it is very rare to find bugs in this ROM. This course builds upon the Gingerbread ROM.

Following a direct course to guide mengisntal Hyperion in Young Galaxy

How to Install Custom ROM on Galaxy Final Hyperion Young GT-S5360

Previously downloaded file2 required from the forum thread at XDA. All you need is download the Hyperion ROM in the first post, Temporary files and Hyperion CWM RIL FIX is in the 4th post after you download all the files on the SD card move.

Backup all your important data!

Make sure all that you have done fatherly need to proceed to the next stage

Step by step install Hyperion in Galaxy Young:

Turn off your device, then go into recovery mode press and hold the power button + home + volume up.
In Recovery mode choose option install zip from sd card.
Choose zip from sd card select the file TempCWM.zip wait a minute, and you will go into CWM Recovery with yellow text.
Select mounts and storage option.
Mount the / system, / data, cache if it is in the mount will be unmounted tertilus
Press the back button, select wipe data / factory reset wipe Dalvik cache did.
Press the back button and select install zip from sd card.
Select the option choose zip from sd card.
Find and select the file-Hyperion-08.GM FINAL.zip
Log in again to mounts and storage
Mounting again / system, / data, cache
Back, select install zip from sd card then Choose zip from sd card.
Find and select the file-Hyperion-08.GM RIL.FIX.zip
Back and select reboot sytem now.

Congratulations you have successfully installed the Hyperion ROM in Galaxy Y, the first boot process will take a little longer than usual.

Friday, August 29, 2014

Pipo S1 Pro English 4 2 2 custom firmware How To Update Procedure Free Download Rom

Here is the easiest to do this firmware update:
1. Download Pipo S1 Pro English firmware image from: link1 or link2. [Update] You can download the rooted version from here or from here. (thanks to Cripple Guy)
2. Put your Pipo S1 Pro tablet in firmware update mode.
3. Run Rockchip Batch Tool v1.7, select the proper image .img file from your desktop, and after your device is found by the program, press the Restore button and wait for 2-3 minutes to finish. The first boot is very long, wait about 5-7 minutes.

Brief Description:

- Android Jelly Bean 4.2.2
- Based off of stock firmware 20130702
- Fixed Build.prop for better market access (GT-i9300) (the i9300 is the Exynos Quad based SIII)
- Removed Chinese Apps
- Firmware is in English by default

Thursday, August 14, 2014

How to Install Custom Recovery For Most Android devices

Whenever you think of some of the custom recovery first name that comes to your mind is ClockworkMod recovery or TWRP recovery or perhaps a new member of the family custom recovery Philz Touch recovery. You need to have the latest custom recovery is supported if you want to perform tasks such as installation of custom ROMs before the latest or MODs. Before moving to the ways to install the latest version of ClockworkMod recovery or TWRP recovery easy, first of all we need to know a little about the stock recovery.

The entire Android devices transmit simultaneously with the recovery console that is basically a partition on your devices internal memory and can boot into. Stock recovery almost all Android devices provides a few basic yet handy options that allow you to factory reset your device and also to restore the operating system to use the official ROM in zip format, but its all you can do with it. Thats where a custom recovery comes handy.

A custom recovery replaces the stock recovery and in a manner that brings various functions previously that stock recovery is not necessary. With a custom recovery, you can either install the official (stock firmware) and unofficial ROMs as well as other updates including apps, themes, kernels etc. using zip files, can remove not only user data but pretty much every partition on your device, mount the storage card for USB mass storage access without leaving recovery, partition your SD card, wipe Dalvik cache and battery stats, fix permissions, perform, manage and restore backups and so on. However, most of the used custom recovery to flash or install a new ROM.

First get the custom recovery ClockworkMod recovery fame developed by Kush, the famous Android developer. However, the previous release of CWM recovery is not equipped with a touch (but is now available in a version supported touch) and to meet gaps custom touches supported recoveryTWRP comes out. Recently, developer Phil3759 rolled out an advance version of CWM recovery which we call PhilZ Touch 5 Recovery. It remove the boringness of custom recovery by offering various colourful customization features.

However, on this page we will discuss easy installation guide CWM recovery (the current latest version is 6.0.3.3) and TWRP recovery (currently the latest version is 2.6.0.1). PhilZ Touch Recovery comes with 5 different installation options for various models manufactured, thats why I do not cover it here. I discuss the installation guide here requires rooted device, so you must have a rooted Android smartphone or tablet. This tutorial should work most of the latest devices including the Galaxy S4, Xperia Z or HTC.

How To install latest CWM recovery on Most Android devices

Download and install ROM manager app from Play Store. It’s available for free.
Then tap on Recovery Setup and select ClockworkMod Recovery under Install or Update Recovery.
Next confirm your device and in very next screen tap on Flash ClockworkMod Recovery.
The app then download the recovery from internet and then ask for Superuser permission. Allow the app Superuser permission and wait till you see a Success massage.
Now go back to ROM Manager main screen and tap on Reboot into Recovery. Confirm your action and soon your Android device boot into ClockworkMod recovery non-touch version. For need to purchase the touch version or find a flashable copy of it.

That’s it! Your Android device now have latest version (that available for your device) of CWM recovery installed. You can jump between recovery option through volume rocker and select an option using Power button (in some cases Home button).

How To install latest TWRP recovery on Most Android devices

You already learn installation steps for CWM recovery. Now, if you want a touch enabled custom recovery and unable to purchase or find touch version of CWM recovery for your device then try TWRP recovery aka TeamWin Recovery Project.

Download and install GooManager app from Play Store. It’s available for free.
Now open GooManager app then hit Menu button and later tap on Install OpenRecoveryScript from pop-up menu.
Then confirm your action and follow on screen instruction. Select right device if various variant available. The app then download an .img file of TWRP and install it on your device.
Once done, tap on Reboot recovery to boot into recovery. Confirm your action and soon you will see touch enabled TWRP screen.

That’s it. You now know how to flash custom recovery such as ClockworkMod recovery or TWRP on your device. Once done, go and find some custom ROM to enjoy your first modified OS experience.

For your note, recently developer DsLNeXuS from XDA develop an App called Recovery Tool which find and flash latest version of your choice of recovery between CWM recovery and TWRP. This way you can save your precious minutes. The app also allow you to flash a recovery from your phone’s internal or external memory.